A charitable organization helping families in need
Australasian Inland Missions is a charitable, not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting marginalized families and youth in the South East Asian region of the Philippine Islands, which includes Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and Northern Philippines. We achieve this by working in partnership with communities and companies in the Philippines to improve the educational and health situation for families in need.
Our highly motivated staff in the Philippines and Australia goes the extra mile to identify the most needy communities and beneficiaries. Our down-to-earth, bottom-up approach allows us to implement, evaluate and monitor our projects to address health and educational needs in the most efficient and effective way.
Our activities range from health interventions for adults and children to reduce early mortality. Construction of educational facilities to provide universal basic education along with high school and university scholarships.
Australasian Inland Missions is also charitable organizations that assist individuals who are struggling with medical costs and food support. It is also committed to support foster education in order to help cultivate the leaders of tomorrow and create a foundation in our communities to enable education programs. This includes organizations such as outreach programs, education programs for the under privileged, institutions which focus on youth education.
Our Vision as a non-profit is to help people who are in need in the Philippines. Our objectives are to provide shelter, health programs, school supplies, materials for recreation and others.
We have been providing love and attention to the poor people in Philippines, as well as education, food and development social. Please help us. Any donations are welcome. They’ll be much appreciated.
“Raconindo a proud supporter of South East Asian communities”
“Simmons Foundation uniting people with a common goal”
All funds raised (donations.) are will be given to the poor society of the Philippines Island.
